Transcription of Multiple Reactions - Johnson Group
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L11L11--11 ChE 400- Reactive Process EngineeringChEChE400400--Reactive Process EngineeringReactive Process EngineeringMultiple Reactions We have largely considered single Reactions so far in this class How many industrially important processes involve a single reaction? The job of a chemical engineer is therefore to designL11L11--22 ChE 400- Reactive Process EngineeringChEChE400400--Reactive Process EngineeringReactive Process EngineeringMultiple Reactions We need to develop tools that will allow us to quantify how well (or how poorly) we are doing at producing a desired product There are three concepts that we need to develop for Multiple Reactions : Conversion (similar to single Reactions ) Xj= Selectivity Sj= Yield Yj= L11L11--33 ChE 400- Reactive Process EngineeringChEChE400400--Reactive Process EngineeringReactive Process EngineeringCC22HH2 2 --> 2 > 2 CC(s(s))+ H+ H2 2 (VII) coke formation (explosion!)
L11-3 ChE 400 - Reactive Process Engineering ChE 400-Reactive Process Engineering C 2H 2 -> 2 C (s) + H 2 (VII) coke formation (explosion!) Multiple Reactions So far, we have exclusively looked at simple system with only one reaction occuring.
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Chapter 6 Oxidation-Reduction Reactions, Chapter 6 – Oxidation-Reduction Reactions, Oxidation, Oxidation-Reduction Reactions, 10.9 OXIDATION OF THIOLS, Sapling Learning, Reactions, Oxidation of food grade oils, OXIDATION AND REDUCTION IN ORGANIC, OXIDATION AND REDUCTION IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, REACTIONS OF ALCOHOLS, Example Exercise 17.1 Calculating Oxidation, Fermentation in Tea Manufacture